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Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-10

BY original system of diagnosis
diseases just a successfully without with personal
@ We ;th aiwas gag TO see our patients and
taniarze them with our of treatment we
feet with which scientists deduce
most minute their several
almost miraculous # view in the light early ages
Take for example, the telegraph greatest
invention Of the Is not marvellous accuracy
which enables operator to ecacty locate fracture in
marine cable nearly three thousand miles long? Our
cler of the has become thoroughly
the elements of nature that he
predict their He sit in Washington foee
what the weather will be in Florida well as if
several hundred miles did intervene between
places named. And in all departments science
what is required is the knowledge of
s:s% sSSss sfGss s
DISEASE ysneSS driSasts
s-e tenn of Determining with the greatest accuracy
the nature Diseases without
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-10
NATURALIZATION

NATURALIZATION. OE THE BLA0.
DER, STONE IN THE BLADDER
Gravel, ENLARGED Prostate Gland, Re.
tentfOn Of Urine, and kindred affections
may be included among those in the cure of which
our specialists have achieved extraordinary suc
fully treated Of in our illustrated pamphlet OF
Il, Sent by ma1 for ten cents in stamps. 3
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-10
| WE OFFER
~so"
| No APOLOGY.

diseases contract them limo
on doing good and alleviate
we. cannot imagine. Why
than most honorable to Gu
we cannot understand; and
aBict mankind there is pr
in general practice know *
We shall, therefore, contil
best consid deration. sympath,,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-06-10

ton. sTo treated By o,ir spec
10ocoG See numerous cesel
, 1887-04-28
Erom nzo--.lax,s Dallx.

Are we to have May Day picnic?
Mr.. sni Mrs. @. L. Terry are in town
from Tacoma.
Judge Korter has reduced the price of
baths to % cents.
Mr. n. E. Burton has thoroughly len-
ovated and freshened the Tug saloon
building on Quincy street wharf.
Mr.. Macarthur. representing the Vic
tori8 Times, gave the ARGUS Il pleasant
call aturday afternoon. He went to
Port Angeles today on The Dispatch.
Prof. r. II. Allen, who has been head
book-keeper for Moore & Smith at Port
Discovery for several years past, has re-
signed his position ard will return to
California. Mr.. Allen served two years
very acceptably as county superinten-
dent OF schools since he came to this
county, and himself and wife have found
mauy friends.
They are imbihius re ,uiar habits of
civilization down at Whatcom. A
knights Of Labor ball is announced
there for the first week in June the
ladies to wear calico aprons and the
gentlemen TO wear calico neck ties. The
Rereiie assures ali squsamish visitors
fem abroad that the Whatcom people
expect On that occasion to wear other
clothes than neck ties and aprons. Well!
, 1887-04-28
LEARN AT JIOME.

The University School of Short
Hand Writing aud the Iowa Institute
Of Correspondence are miving instruc
ton hT III" tolrcspC method
in four fuli courses # study. i. e.,
Steuoaraphic, Business, Academic,
aud Normal. and ara prepared to
teach auy Of the following branches:
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Eng lish
Literature, Political Economy, Ply
sical Geography, Natural Philosophy,
Didactics, Physiology, Geometry, Al
zebra, Commercial Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, Shorthand Writing, PEN
manship, and Type-writing.
Over 1000 students now enrolled
i'll the Stenographic Department
alone This is the largest Institution
Of the kind in the world. Only expe-
rienced Instructors are employed,
each Of whom is an expert in his own
All students have the
of individual instruction,
and are aided in just those directions
they most need Satisfaction is guar
anteed. For Prospectus and other
address
State University School of Shorthand,
Apr26dwIm IOWA CITY. IOWA.
, 1887-04-28
About County Property.

The following letter fully explains
itself. We shall be glad to bear from
others, on either side OF this question
| SeATrEr, ". I, April I9. 81.
DEAR WEIR: Was pleased with
your article in Saturday, ARGrs in
the matter of the county buying a
block Of land on the hill for the
future use of the county for public
buildings. 1t would be a wise move
for every taxpayer, if orr commits
sioners would do SO. No doubt in 4
few years the present county prop
erty would sell for enough to go far
towards building the buildings, be-
sides paying for the block
Well l remember that many citi-
zens praise our commissioners for
their wise step in buying the present
property. which has increased in
value SO rapidly since it was pur-
chased. The same would be said
should they buy on the hill, and the
same result would follow, only more
quickly
King County [ consider was wise
when they bought, some two years
ego, on the hill for the same purpose
And it will only be short time ere
those who were opposed TO the pur-
chase viii say that it was Il wise
movement. Let us look ahead for
the future use and wants of our city
and county, aud we shall win
Yours truly,
FRANK IL WINSTON.
, 1887-04-28
Court is in session at La Conner.

SutTt Is In session at La Conner.
Heavy shipments of sugar by ship
from San Franciscn 20 New York.
The festive cycIore has been on a ram
page in Ohio, and has cleaned up the
country generally.
: President Cleveland emphatically de-
nies that ever said he would not accent
Il second nomination.
1t is reported that the second dausht-
er of Senator Mitchell of Oregon. is to
marry an English nobleman
Germany has arrested French citizen
France demands an explanation. It is
probably case to test the temper OF the
French people.
Manitoba is very much dissatisfied
with Canadian government, and fercely
talks annexation. Nova Scotia also talks
secession loudly.
Posters have been found in Olympia
on which are ihe words: Chinese must
so. Fire" Il Is not known whether
tiiiS Is d genuine threat or a FHSe
Gindstone does rot desire an election
on the IIish question now, but says pnb,
lie ntimeut is fully ripe in Wales and
Scotland and is fast maturing in Eng.
laod.
Canadian papers denouuce in un,
measured terms the proposed new treaty
on the fishery question. They say that
it surrende:s everything and abandon:
Canada's ho-or.
| Simlaonds, of ihe Hotel del Monte, re
Gently burned at Monterey, is held fo
an incepdiary. He wGs manager OF th;
hotel until the day it was burned, hav
ing been discharged that day.
, 1887-04-28
Sherims Sale.

In the District Court. TaiEd Judicial District OF
Washington Territory, holding terms al Port
Townsend.
HENRY TIILIGN, P.aiutih,
aSz
THos. II. LEE, a. THo-. II LEE " Co.. ~
and MARGARET LEE. Defendants.
TEder and by virtue of an execution issued
ont of the above named court, III the above
entitled actioH have dEly levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property, TO witt Certain
real estate aud property in the County OF San
Juan. Territory of Washington. particularly
bounded ana described follows: the south
E:ilT :. OF the northeast quarter "a and north
west quarter liilOf the southeast quarter (141.
and lot one u. section three CD, i'll township
thirt y-fiVe north of range three 81 west, contain
ing I59 2j-lGJ acres, as shown by the plat in ths
United States SurIs Isyortieneral's office and ths
L. : Land Office af olympia, Washington Ter
ritory. together with the appurtenances there
unto belouging; and | will, on the 2Sth day OF
May. \. b. iSS1, at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ,
in front of the Court House door at Friday Har-
Dor. in the County of san Juan. W. t, proceed
tn sell said property ut public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated al Friday Hsrbor the 25th day o! April.
\. u. 1857.
JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff of San Juan COsnty, w t.
First publication, April q, 1885,.
, 1887-04-28
GnnIp-EectinS.

4 union camp-meetin2 for San Juan
Islands-and the Sound country gener-
ally, Will be held under the auspices Of
the II. E. church on Lopez Island. at the
beautiful camping ground selected on
the bay near Mr. G. NJ. Johnson's store,
Th. meeting will commence on Thurs
day, june 10th, and continue one week
Everybody is invited to attend, and
take part in the exercises. Those com
ing not prepared to camp will find am.
pie accommodation at public tent al
most reasonable rates.
ISAAC DILLON,
Pastor NJ. +. Church.
, 1887-04-28

Remarks: Being we'll aware that
during some years past many COM
plants have been made. and much
dissatisfaction prevailed owing to the
number of persons teaching o. striv-
ing 10 teach under permits issued
from this Office, and as fully SIT forth
by the records which are spread all
over with permits" and CORE
spondence appertaining thereto; the
present incumbent begs leave to say,
that while the law provides that
county superintendent may on due
examination, grant permits, 1t does
not follow that be must do so In order
Ia satisfy private parties at the sacri-
flee of the public veal.
Hence, believing that the indis-
cTlminate issuance of permits is
derOgatory to the interests of the
public schools is All injustice to the
qualified teachers engaged therein,
and tends to lower the standing of the
same-it Is sincerely to be hoped that
all who may desire license to teach
in this county mot otherwise proyid-
edl will appear before the County
Board of Examination for that pur-
pose, as no permits will be issued
from this office except in rare in
stances of urgent necessity to fill
temporary vacancies.
Your obedient servant,
r. +. Ryan,
Co. Sup't.
, 1887-04-28
Dry Goods
at The LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

JIM. O'Sulliyan is in town from
Seattle with a choice. lot of Dry
Goods samples of all kinds, and at
the lowest market prices. OSullivan
is representing the noted Dry Goods
House of Chester Cleary, Front St.
Seattle. Ladies Will save % and so
per cent. by calling at DIR. Minkler's
Drug Store, and see for themselves.
Orders taken for any description OF
goods. and promptly delivered:
n. B.-Goods displayed for inspec-
ton every afternoon.
, 1887-04-28
Opinion Of a Leading Editor.

Almost ali the diseases that snlct MS from in
faEcy To old age have their origin in disordered
liver. : really guUd liver medicine Is The most
important in the whole range Of pharmacy. We
believe simmons Liver Regulator to be the best
amrGg them al. Wt pin our faith upoI the Reg
who - in i'll health to buy IL, We would willingly
vouch for the benefit each would receive.-ED
CISCINNATI GAZETTE.
, 1887-04-28
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MILF. Slrelaa has i.-t received "a
large lot Of h"rG"ar" Hat nrt-. direct
from Chicago, winch be- Was t'Ttdn"'e
enough TO eei through "'r- the i"'!Fo"d
before tie n,w tw.ti rites went into
effect.
Letter from DR.. Dillon. Il. f.. rastcr
..Iorez and Bro. Wesley Warner # the
s,ma plaee, brings word that camp meet
n, on Lopez island .l!s wear VIII beain
lime 18th. An effort will b. made 10
.no,,a tents and other tpmuorgry y e,i.r
sufficient to accommodate all visitors.
San NEws-we were shocked and
,,satIv NAMED today when a brc,thless
ras.anper dashed int, town on foam
covered horse bliugIn. word that = tree
had fallen upon 0. Il. Ho,,omb at his
camp near Port Discovery Bay. aua that
he was nearly dead. The EIna steamed
up and took DR.. WIl!isoD, Mrs. HoIcomb
and Mr. L. L. Gale to the sufferer with
all possible speed. We await further
, 1887-04-28
Notice to Creditors.
Probate COURT.
HFFEERsON COUNTY. W. "

JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. !
In the Matter OF the Estate of 4. Mcfarland,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate OF A. Mcfarland: de-
ceased. To the creditors OF, and all persons hav-
ing Claims against The estate of said A. McFar-
land, deCcaced, to present them with the neces-
S:Iry vouchers, within one year after the hrst
publication of This Eotice or be forever barred.
10 the said administrator. ut his place of busi-
ne~< the store OF Waterman Il katZ, in the city
of Port Townsend, Jefferson County, W. L, or
10 his attorneys. Bradshaw N Sachs. at their
office in the said City of Port Tow nSend, Jsfer-
son County, W. L. WM. kATZ-
Administrator of tie Estate of \. Mcfarland,
deceased.
Dale of first publication April =s.h, 1887.
, 1887-04-28
lFrom Mondays DailyN

Ship Shirley arrived from San Fran,
cisco for Tacoma, to return with cargo
of lumber.
Nor. bark Rosenberg cleared today
lumber laden for Sydney.
She steamship Idaho arrived from
Portland for Alaskan ports.
p The ship Ocean King, finished loading
cargo of coal at Nanaimo today, and is
ready for sea.
The ship Raphael. arrived Is days
from San Francisco, to load coal at
Seattle as return cargo.
ARRIVED Nor. bk Ophir, from Mel
bourne, to load lumber as return cargo;
Ger. blk Carl Both, Hall, from Melbourne
for Tacoma; ship Alaska, Pritchard. from
Frisco for Tacoma; Bark, Alden Besse,
O'Brien, from Victoria; Br. blk Mallsgate,
Sprott, at Discovery from San Francis.
co; ship DashiDg Wave, Conner, from
San Francisco for Tacoma; Ship Spar
tan, Polite, from San Francisco fog Seat
tie; Schr. w. E. Witzmau, Johnson, from
San Francisco for Port Madison; bark
Aureola, Fullert d, for Bacovia from
San Francisco; Br. blk. Glenforg from
Astoria for Port Moody; Br. blk Norway
from Victoria. loads lumber at Port
Ludlow for China.
, 1887-04-28

against the enterprise. We can but re
miEi these shrive!ed-up specimens of
nossbachism that all their breath is be
ing wasted. II they really can't consent
to live il live, progressive town they
can take to tLe mountains. Port Town
send is going to grow i'll spite Of the bar
ggclcz
, 1887-04-28
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tu3'se o' 'i'e I - -e''Ihe h">i'i''i'
aO'u' u starr loi Ne" 1"'k' 10 De aD
Se'.' q couple "l moa'hs. ASST surgeon
bF5i'"A oi 9an / fa-c!Sc' WI! take b''
be'"h place temporarily Ia cA"F-e "'
the Hospital.
,joau c. Seayy at Port Gamble, had
handed in his resiguition 10 take efiect
on Saturday at p II. the day he re
celVod his fatal injuries, winch occurred
about a. H. E-P"dlLy strange Will TINS
coincidence was TIE PhHsicai I"ct th"t
after being hurt he walked una'Ged 10
physician ; oillce'
Capt. Ayres, assistant light house
keeper at Tatoosch, moved his family
this week to his land claim at Port An
ge!cs. Capt. Ayres is in correspondence
with a number Of gentlemen OF means in
Glouscester, Muss., who are desirous of
coming to Puget Sound 10 engage in
fishing, and to take mp land.
Last Sunday as party were fordinG
the SoldGc. branch of the Quileute
river. Mrs. 1. Merchant was washed off.
her horse and would have been drowned
hut for the brave eff RS Of 3Ir. Watkins.
TIE party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
Watkins Mrs. Merchant and NIerriel
Whittier. Mr.. Watkins and wife came
up on the Dispatch, on their way to
Oregon. Mrs. Merchant .lso came up to
consult a physician for her health.
Fv.,rv rayiroI has ifs cor,icoI incidents
Dr,rir., iii. ,or;,-oI b.rs , GOOD brother
,,,o- Laorl :, ,,,o,, l,st;I,. Gov tba lord
Tasrs 70 tross five r,e.t,ros and came :,
no,yar inf, them, When asked = dav or
two aFterward why be did not come and
help. he said: 20, nv conscience won't
let me. l couldn't do that" Query:
Was he trying to plav Joke on Lord;
or, was he so much holier than the Lord
Jesus Christ that he could not 60 where
Jesus was entreated 10 20?
A. ,bo ro,i,,oI ,,oat;rc, ,ost ororiro
y
Row Mr. NfoFarIapd re,nrp missionary
of the P,esbvtar;ap cbprcb from Alaska
made the onsp;,g nraxer. The sermon
was nerfaced bv some nersopal remarks.
the first and as the sneaker said, the
last ,bing of tba Kind dnring tbo series
of MEETINGS The sermon was n most
forcihle and aloouent one from the text
Two persons-adrIts- -souobt the Lord
and ,ra,a c,nve-ta1 The oood work
goes on,
A ,,,,,p,, man p,n,ed / 4 Mcdonald
was savareIv burned on board Of the str.
Vir,,;uio ,,ostardav Inv iba evnIosion of =
can of coal oil with which he was stast-
ing fire in the stove. He was severely
, 1887-04-28
shipping Notes


'r rom lc-teTId DHiiN.l
| j schooner passed up Sound at , p.
II undcg sail.
Swed. bark iiedora, C. J. Hansen. ar
rived today from Melbourne, Australia.
The bagl, D. c. Murray is undergoing
some needed repairs while loading at
Port Hadlock.
y vessel was reported III II . Straits
today, supposed to be the ship Norman
DIV from San Francisco.
HT. hk Amanda arrived at Yokohama.
on March ., loaded with lumber from
BIrFard's Inlet
Bark Southern Chief from Port Dis
coveFy, arrived il Hoogkong, Marth Sth.
The Nor. bk India, Aurland. II41 tons,
arrived today from Port BIakeIy, lumber
laden for the WesI Coast.
Schr. Ida Snow, Beck, 10 days from
Alaska, arrived t DAY in ballast.
Steamship City of Topeka sailed last
pight for San Diego, loade! with rail
road iron from Tacoma.
From Tuesday DaIIy.)
The through schedule from San Fran
cisco to Portland is being arranged.
Trains will leave San Francisco at 4, D.
~, and spend daylight in the Shastas',
and arrive at Portland at II, Il. m. Time.
IL hours,
Mrs. FFaEcis Shelton, wife OF David
Shelton OF Mason county, died Oh the
18th fnst aged 20 years. They came to
Olympia in 1852. and Mrs. SheIon was
the first white woman who settled in
Mason County.
Ship Raphael, e. W. Harkuess, arrived
from Frisco last evening for Seattle, TO
load return cargo of coal.
The Rustier is on the beach undergo
ing repairs.
The Enterprise yesterday towed
large scow load Of hay to Tacoma from
Duugeness.
The Nor. bark Thora, Olsen, GAG tons.
was tOwed to Utsalady today. by tug
Tyee, to load lumber for the Colonies.
TIE ship Thomas NJ Reed, 1912 tons.
from San Francisco, Is chartered to load
coal at Nanaimo.
The schooner Courser, lumber laden
from Seattle, arrived at San Pedro last
Wednesday.
The b.. bark John Trakey. Ryan.
sailed from the city last Thursday, with
IL cargo OF general merchandise for the
Sound, and returned coal laden from
Tacoma.
The steamship Idaho sailed today with
90 tons Of freight and five passengers
from ibis port. for Alaskan ports.
The Navy Department, which recently
ordered tie historic war ship Harsford
10 be condemned and sold nt Mare ISL
and, has received n large number of peti-
tons from various parts of the country.
praying that she may be retained in the
department, because of the important
part she has played in the history of our
country
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-CIeated-
Ship Edward O'BrIen, Port Townsend; |
ship Z. T. Oakes, Nanaimo.
, 1887-04-28

Los Angeles cleared the snug little
sum of Sl0,000 from recent flower
festival.
, 1887-04-28
Notice

Is hereby given that the County
Board of Examiners of jefferson
county, W. L, wi meet at the pub
lie school hOnse in Port Townsend,
W. T., on Wednesday, May IL, 1887,
at 8 o'clock a. ~, for the purpose of
examining applicants for teachers
certificates in and for jefferson coun-
ty, W. L.
Fvsn,;ro,. \. T. CRAvFN.
-A"'iii hei' . ! Cora [. BASH.
r. +. RYAN.
County Superintendent Of Schools
for Jefferson County, ". L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-20
CpholStering.

We lave employed for short time
first class UPHOLSTERER and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc in need of repair should embrace this
opportunity to have then, put in good
order. This Workman will remain but
short time and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT, ONCE. This is
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get yonr upholstering done with
ncatncss and dispatch. e..
6-l3 BRowH &HosKIxs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-20
diately after administering such secular

4 4. / = Z
diately after administering such secular
ndvice. s,G La@ s'rfcT OF o.; avias.y. =
Almost every available means have
been tried in the production of pun
gent perfumes. and l,weg would suggest
that the natural production Of the Me-
phitls Americana be utilized, as it is
the most powerful odor known to, the
civilized world. t-.- --..'-' -
0. e. Green's mother aid sister. who
stopped over here few weeks siuce on
their way to- California, passed through
last evening homsward bound. They
express themselves us delighted with
their lrip'nnd are enth usiastic in their
frraise. Of CALIFORNIA;
Portland, Maine, has bank cashier
who hasSbeen I'M one bank continuously
for fifty-three years. Wouldn't it be II
I"pious notion to discharge aud pension
him while his credit is good? It might
be a saving in coin to the bank and
morals TO the man. Eg$i Says
Reno Gazetts;--Attheir special meet
ing yesterday. the Commissioners of
this county INSTRUCTED the Clerk to com
municnte with Judge r. S. S1esick, of
San Francisco, to ascertain his terms
for representing his State in the pro-
posed suit to prevent the continued pol
luton of the waters of the Truckee
river by the saw-mill men. .. .
when the martyr Tilden tried to buy
the Presidency, Chandler did what he
could to prevent him succeeding"
For an exhibition of gepuin", unadnl-
terated gall, the above, from the Viz
ginia Enterprise bears the palm. Shades
of 1851 When TiIden tried to buy the
Presidency! Did the Enterprise man
never hear Of Wells, Anderson, Cusau-
ave, ct nj? g. .--...
Late adviceB from Honolulu are to
the effect that rebellion in Kala-
Kua's Kingdom is imminent. II 9
people have become disguised with the
extravngmnt recklessness Of the King
and we need not be surprised to hear
that be has been deposed In that
event it IS probable that the white resi-.
dents Of the Islands will organic. a
Repnbliean form of government.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-20
f.srte aGlss.

T'Th1 SSllosips3 saiss 81 Ant horses
have been made BY, E. G. Hardy. Mana
ger Of the onsis RSnohi Cohpan7, since
our last reporl.os5,a
To Thou,ss Brennan, OF Dseth, the
4 .yeer.old iron gray Norman stallion
'..Nsy.'G u q -3$5S1 - oga
To Moses Duvaii, Of Glover Valley,
the 3-ycar-oid black Norman stallion
"Quimpsr." These two colts arc both
low. heavy act snin,aIs Of the perfect
French Draft pa tern and are without
dcfecs IN proportion ot body or limbs.
We regret to learn that the company
has lost their fine marc "Sasie Good.
win" which Was brought out here for
the purpose Of exhibition nj the Stat
FsiE ct Reno, 9his is o loss not oply
o he Company vt 70 The State as She
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-20
The Glorious EOurrht

The Fourth of July, 1887, will be NJ
proprintely celebrnt. d Mt FORT jail
LECK with school exercises, gameg.
races etc, aud IL GRAND BALL at
night. This will be the last opportunity
for utilizing the finest spot nnl the
most spacious Hall in Eastern Nevada
Tickets to Ball, including Supper,
So 90. q az 5.31 .